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Vladimir Vuksan has written in with the following text: I tried checking out webturbotax.com just to see if I might file my taxes on-line when I encountered following message:
WebTurboTax requires the Macintosh, Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0 operating system and one of the following browsers: I suppose somebody in the Intuit IT department decided that an "untested" browser might send corrupted data to their server. It might be a good idea to flood them with e-mail explaining politely why this is a bad idea. Supposedly Kiplinger allows 1040EZ filing over the web at http://www.kiplinger.com/software/ but I didn't have the time to check if they also have such silly blocks. P.S. This is a service that might potentially be used by thousands of Linux users. Update: I tried Kiplinger's web site http://www.kiplinger.com/software/ (they make TaxCut, alternative to TurboTax) and they don't have any restrictions on the type of browser used.  
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